Tribune of Warren Bylines and Rates Listing
The Tribune masthead lists editors and executives including E D Wetmore and R G Chapel with office in New York City and Warren Bureau. It details subscription prices by term and mode, advertising rates on request, and notes on circulation and press service. A poem line quotes God of our fathers.
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E. D. Wetmore
B. Q. Chapel
FG. Bogert
Henry H. H. Barache
Tressurer
R. G. Chapel
F. C. Bogart
Henh. Ipsett
Moore
W. Cousins
P. A. Davidson
W. T. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
National Advertising
Pell System
Business Office
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Warren Post
United Press
Tribune Sims
When Education Is Harmful in Modern Industry
The Tribune editorial by Fred C. Belly discusses Prof J Adams Puffer's lectures in Warren and argues education can hinder observation. It cites A E Crockett and business views that college graduates may observe less than high school graduates, urging careful college selection and noting Texas political shifts and rising marriage licenses in early year data.
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Warren
J. Adams Puffer
the Tribune
Fred C. Belly
A. E. Crockett
Bureau of Instruction
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Greeketc
Crockett
Ernest Hopkins
Dartmouth
The Way I Feel About It Satirical Snippets
A column of wry quips and mock observations by Wubur 1. sutton and Eph Snow, touching on marriage fears, editorials, poems, and social quirks. It lampoons manners, women’s opinions, prohibition, and exotic locales with playful, pointed humor reflective of a late era column.
By the Way editor chats on intimate new affairal
By the Way opens with reader chats on an intimate new affairal and notes a supply of registration cards for recent Union Station service efforts. A letter from the City Derrick hints the station will rise, with test programs drawing listeners from twenty eight states and Canada. Plans for opening remain uncertain but newspaper men may tour the station and studios. a Warren night and local talent outreach are planned. The Borough calendar shifts after Christmas to resume classes January second. holidays may affect school days, with vacation impacts on bankers and brewers noted. Also a push to leave borough streets unpaved until demands are met, recalling prior muddy conditions.
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Canadien
Cupa
Paca
Che Scha
Uresgent
A Short Story Of Wigat Celephone Call And Inquisitive Officers
Two Atamia policemen respond to a strange wigat celephone call at four in the evening. They whisper about a potential crime while a woman charges about the scene, and a bystander jokes about undercover men. The piece closes with brief satirical lines on money and a humorous aside about hair restorers and golf in mountains.
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Uuna
Jesus
Nervous indigestion relief guidance from early 20th century advice
A long medical column describes nervous indigestion affecting many, especially men, with irritability, headaches, sleep disruption, heart pain fears, and abdominal discomfort. It recommends rest, fresh air, simple wholesome food, exercise, abstaining from tea and alcohol, abdominal support for organ droop, and light sedatives only if needed, plus stress on doctor guidance and patient patience.
Warren's idols and Bohemian Girl come to Warren tonight
The Library Theatre manager Sarvus brings a leading comic opera company to Warren for Valentine night with The Bohemian Girl sung in English. Early sales are discouraging, indicating uneven support for the touring troupe and the management. A local columnist notes the community’s lack of appreciation and a quip about homebound mothers.
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Sarvs
Library Theatre
Warren
Valentine
Words of Wise Men and Miscellaneous Aphorisms
A collection of quoted maxims and sayings from various authors. Notable lines touch on virtue, fidelity, intellect, boldness, and compassion, attributed to Scheéer Richter Herrick Emerson Pops Young and Adam Clarke. The passage reflects moral or reflective sentiments rather than a news event.
Retrospective Highlights From Warren News in 1924 1927
A retrospective from April 6 1924 to April 6 1927 covers safety first council activity in Warren schools circus plans on Yeagle Jet near the brewery with Walter L Main’s troupe, a stolen automobile recovered near Falconer, trooper orders after an assault incident, four forest fires and scout protection at Stone Hill, a stolen Finley coach, Borough Council fines, Forest Service talk at Kisanis Club, Hammon Iron Works crew heading to Petroleum Center, a Warren car fire on Foote Avenue, F E White Co low bid for 11509 feet of water main, and H S King elected to Oakland Cemetery trustees.
Time and Tide by John Hubert on progress and growing up
The piece reflects on progress from 1796 France to post World War era, contrasting fashions and moral change. It questions whether modern society is truly advancing while old habits persist, using the metaphor of a boy growing into adulthood and the shifting idea of progress. It cites Napoleon, Parisian dress, and a call to resist nostalgia for “good old times.”
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Napoleon
Alps
Italy
Paris
Rome
Planing Modern Menus From East to South
A fragmented recipe note describes Japanese inspired salmon dish with rice and relish spread served on lettuce, then shifts to a southern Spoon Bread recipe using corn meal, milk, eggs, butter and salt, baked thirty minutes. The text mixes cooking steps and flavor ideas, referencing Asia and the American South in a single column.
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Orient
Japan
Just Folks by Edger Guest poem about gentle, living things
The poem describes homes that cherish animals and plants expressing warmth and kindness. It contrasts severe, old-fashioned houses with cheerful, welcoming ones where pets birds and flowers thrive. The speaker believes people who love pets and nature are thoughtful toward others and God's creatures.
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